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Google Developer Groups on Campus
Google Developer Groups on Campus (GDG on Campus) are student-led chapters at colleges and universities. Members learn about Google technologies together, organize events, and build projects. Any student can start or join a GDG chapter.
Academic Year Eligibility
Key Benefit
Google community recognition, access to Google developer resources, and leadership experience
Eligibility Requirements
Eligible Degrees
Any degree
Gender Eligibility
All
Geographic Scope
Global, India
Participation Format
Individual
Eligibility Summary
Open to any currently enrolled student. No specific GPA, year, or branch requirements. Leadership and community-building interest is expected for organizers.
Benefits & Rewards
- Access to Google developer resources and event support
- Recognition in the Google Developer Community
- Networking with Google engineers and other GDG members
- Experience organizing tech events and workshops
- Opportunities to attend Google developer events
How It Works
Students can start a GDG on Campus chapter at their college if one does not already exist, or join an existing chapter as a member or organizer. Chapters organize workshops, study jams, and hackathons centered on Google technologies. The program is ongoing with no fixed application cycle.
How to Apply
Check the Google Developer Groups website to find a chapter at your campus or to apply to start one.
Visit Official PortalPreparation Guide
Pro Tips
- Attend a few GDG events before applying to lead — understanding the community helps.
- Start small: organize one local study jam or workshop to demonstrate your organizing ability.
- Collaborate with college clubs or departments to reach more students.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is GDG on Campus the same as GDG (Google Developer Groups)?
A: GDG chapters are primarily for professional developers. GDG on Campus is specifically for students at colleges and universities. Both are part of the broader Google Developer community.
Q: Can any student start a GDG on Campus chapter?
A: Yes, students can apply to start a chapter at their campus if one does not exist. Google reviews applications and provides guidance for approved chapters.